Track 7 Brewery
Linked: Track 7 Brewing Co.
3747 W Pacific Ave Ste F
Sacramento, California, 95820-1000
United States
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Reviewed by ColinStClaire from Washington
3.8/5 rDev 0%
vibe: 3.5 | quality: 4 | service: 4.5 | selection: 3
3.8/5 rDev 0%
vibe: 3.5 | quality: 4 | service: 4.5 | selection: 3
Patronized this establishment on 11/23/12 while visiting the area for a family thanksgiving (originally from Portland area).
A-The brewery/taproom is in an industrial area, and is essentially a big warehouse. They make and serve their beer right there in the brewery. I found this atmosphere quite enjoyable as there was very little distance between the brewing process and the finished product. One of the owners let me just walk around and look at the tanks as there is no doors or walls hiding them. In the front are multiple benches with overhead heaters. There is a small (but clean) bathroom and then the bar. All the tanks are towards the back. This certainly did not feel like a pub or a bar, rather an open air beer hall. I found this to be quite enjoyable honestly. There was no music, just happy chatter. The place had kids and dogs running around, which to me was quite nice; to see a friendly neighborhood brewery where all are welcome.
Q- I had their IPA, American stout, Belgian IPA, blonde ale, and strong ale. The IPA, Belgian IPA and the strong ale were all very delicious, being very good examples of their styles. I don't drink many blonde ales, so I don't really have much to compare it too. The stout to me was more of a porter. A bit too thin for a stout IMO. They offered half pints for $2.50, and regular pints for $4. The Belgian came in a 12oz tulip. I like having the option of half pints as I can try more without overdoing it.
Service- There were only a few people working there but they were all very friendly. The service was quick. One of the owners was a very nice lady who, as I said earlier, let me have a look around. She was also chatty which I enjoy.
Selection- I remember there being around 8 or 9 beers on tap, all from them. The selection wasn't huge, but I wouldn't expect a smaller place to offer 10 or 15 different styles. But they did have a good range of styles for just about every beer drinker.
F- They didn't serve food, but my sister informed me that on some nights (mostly Friday and Saturday) there is a high quality food cart. This time it was Cajun food and I just got some Cajun fries which were decent.
V- Like I said before, pints were $4. Very reasonable for some quality local brews.
O- I enjoyed my evening there very much. I would certainly go back for the quality (not outstanding) beers, friendly faces, and intimate, community vibe.
Nov 24, 2012A-The brewery/taproom is in an industrial area, and is essentially a big warehouse. They make and serve their beer right there in the brewery. I found this atmosphere quite enjoyable as there was very little distance between the brewing process and the finished product. One of the owners let me just walk around and look at the tanks as there is no doors or walls hiding them. In the front are multiple benches with overhead heaters. There is a small (but clean) bathroom and then the bar. All the tanks are towards the back. This certainly did not feel like a pub or a bar, rather an open air beer hall. I found this to be quite enjoyable honestly. There was no music, just happy chatter. The place had kids and dogs running around, which to me was quite nice; to see a friendly neighborhood brewery where all are welcome.
Q- I had their IPA, American stout, Belgian IPA, blonde ale, and strong ale. The IPA, Belgian IPA and the strong ale were all very delicious, being very good examples of their styles. I don't drink many blonde ales, so I don't really have much to compare it too. The stout to me was more of a porter. A bit too thin for a stout IMO. They offered half pints for $2.50, and regular pints for $4. The Belgian came in a 12oz tulip. I like having the option of half pints as I can try more without overdoing it.
Service- There were only a few people working there but they were all very friendly. The service was quick. One of the owners was a very nice lady who, as I said earlier, let me have a look around. She was also chatty which I enjoy.
Selection- I remember there being around 8 or 9 beers on tap, all from them. The selection wasn't huge, but I wouldn't expect a smaller place to offer 10 or 15 different styles. But they did have a good range of styles for just about every beer drinker.
F- They didn't serve food, but my sister informed me that on some nights (mostly Friday and Saturday) there is a high quality food cart. This time it was Cajun food and I just got some Cajun fries which were decent.
V- Like I said before, pints were $4. Very reasonable for some quality local brews.
O- I enjoyed my evening there very much. I would certainly go back for the quality (not outstanding) beers, friendly faces, and intimate, community vibe.
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